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I’m currently a grad student getting my masters in special education with a concentration in intellectual and developmental disabilities education.

I tried to go back to school right after undergrad during my first year teaching and it was cray

I took two and a half years off and this is my first semester back.

I graduated undergrad in 2017.

Let’s commiserate.

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Reply by Addy

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Ph.D student in higher ed here.


It's...a lot!

And congrats on being back!


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Reply by Leah V

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I am finally post-grad school & I promise it's worth it!

I was an MBA & Masters in MIS


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Reply by J4YC33

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I just dropped my second M.S. program earlier this year because of logistical problems, and not wanting to write another thesis 17 months after I defended the first.

I'm looking into PHD programs. It. Is. So. Much.

I'm 100% terrified of the potential workload, especially with the labs I've looked at reaching out to.

(My first M.S. is in Cybersecurity. I would not trade the satisfaction of being done with that for anything.)


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Reply by Angel

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My first MA was in Psychology. I'm in school again for a MS in Information Science. 


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Reply by Steve

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I'm getting my MEd in Clinical Mental Health Counseling. Starting to explore some doc programs.


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Reply by opalunicorn

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I'm working on my Master's in Information Science, as well!


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Reply by e

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starting grad school this fall for an MA after being out of school for 2.5 years. I tried going back last year but didn't feel ready at all... feeling super nervous this time around!


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Reply by Graffiti

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im an art grad studenttt


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